Heavy vocals very reminiscent of Phil Anselmo, CAUSTIC VISION is a band bringing back an old sound of music. With their influences ever so prominent in their tracks, these guys are heavy, catchy and melodic all at the same time.

SutureSelf have come out with yet another catchy, infectious album. Entitled EVOLVE, it’s comprised of 10 groovey, melodic driven tracks that will have you moving your body from start to finish.

Raising the bar on what good electronic pop punk should sound like, Victorian Halls are exactly what the doctor ordered.

Multi platinum album selling heavy hitters SEETHER have done it again. They’ve created an album that will bring out the best and worst emotions in you once again and leave you wanting more. That’s by no means a bad thing. ‘Holding Onto Strings Better Left To Fray’ is comprised of 12 tracks which are filled with raw emotion, personal yet powerful lyrics and the trademark vocals that are laid down by Shaun Welgemoed which will haunt you day and night.

With the same great alternative beats The Limousines have been pumping out since 2007, Get Sharp outshines them all. This recently released album is the San Francisco band’s first LP and it is truly remarkable how the sound hits the soul and makes you want to dance.

Like a personal soundtrack to your love story, ‘Twin Atlantic’ brings a modern twist to alternative music. Hailing from Glassgow, UK, their music will slowly invade your senses and make you wanna get up and dance like no one is watching.

Music is for public consumption, to be interpreted by the listener regardless of what may be the thoughts behind the band/musician when the song was written. Be that as it may, Egypt Central, from Memphis, TN are pretty straight forward in the message of their music; be who you are, don’t let anyone hold you down and if you get pushed, it is ok to push back sometimes.

When you hear the word Iowa, you think of one band. Slipknot. I’m here to change that.

I was 11 years old in 2000, my dad came home from work and handed me a CD that said “SPONGE: Wax Ecstatic” on the cover, he’d found it inside a car that had been destroyed and ended up at the mechanic shop he was working at.

With track names like “Rectal Rampage”, “Ed Rooney is down for kids” and “Mr. Harvey’s Special Place”, you would only expect for that album to be either mind blowingly good or “the worst 19 minutes of your life”.